Your Google account
gets banned.
What happens next?

Failsafe maps every service tied to your identity, shows you the blast radius of a platform ban, and backs up what matters — so no single company can shut down your life.

Free risk scan. No credit card required.

Dependency Scanner

Connect your accounts and instantly see every service chained to each identity. Visualize the cascade — what breaks if Google, GitHub, or Apple locks you out.

Risk Score & Action Plan

Get a quantified risk score with prioritized steps to reduce it. "Do these 5 things to cut your blast radius by 40%." Each recommendation is one concrete action.

Continuous Backup

Incremental sync of emails, contacts, documents, and configs to storage you control — S3, R2, or local NAS. Not a dead snapshot; a live safety net.

Risk Monitoring

Monthly reports track new OAuth connections, expiring backup tokens, and rising dependency scores. Know when you're drifting back into danger.

One-Click Migration

When disaster strikes, restore your email to ProtonMail, docs to Notion, and identity links to backup providers. Minutes, not days.

Self-Sovereign Storage

Your backups live where you choose. We never hold your data hostage — that would defeat the entire point.

Scan your digital footprint

Answer a guided questionnaire or connect accounts directly. Failsafe maps every OAuth connection, login method, and data dependency.

See your blast radius

An interactive map shows exactly what breaks if each provider cuts you off. Services are color-coded by severity: red (instant death), orange (degraded), green (unaffected).

Follow your action plan

Prioritized steps with tutorials: add backup login methods, create redundant admin accounts, diversify your identity chain.

Enable continuous backup

Set it and forget it. Failsafe incrementally syncs your critical data to storage you own. When a ban happens, recovery takes minutes.

Your risk score,
quantified

Most founders don't realize how fragile their digital setup is until it's too late. Failsafe gives you a concrete number — and a concrete plan to bring it down.